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Discover LudwigThe phrase "active encouragement making" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks proper grammatical structure, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The active encouragement making a difference in the community is evident."
Alternatives: "active support fostering" or "proactive encouragement creating".
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Diana seems to have given the Morton story tacit approval before publication; subsequently, she gave it active encouragement, making a cry for help on a national scale.
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One long-time participant put the chances of a walkout by some developing countries at about one in five, but said China's active encouragement could make the difference.
Local officials, with Khrushchev's encouragement, made unrealistic pledges of production.
For encouragement, make a list of all the things that will make your life better if you stop procrastinating.
Workplaces that showed successful participation were characterised by active encouragement to take part and flexibility by employers with working arrangements.
There appears to be positive peer influence promoting physical activity, with active encouragement by friends.
Without President Clinton's active encouragement, that agreement would never have happened.
The reactions of crew members seem to have ranged from indifference to active encouragement.
Only with active encouragement and recruitment, including the establishment of quotas, did women gain the confidence and experience to take on new challenges at work.
He'd heard exasperated sighing in the back seat and active encouragement from big tippers.
But it also depends on the active encouragement of the individuals who run key institutions.
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